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Rockstar Drops a GTA VI Launch Trailer Five Weeks Before Release
The 90-second clip was captured on a PS5, debuts a new track from Justice, and comes ahead of the game's November 19 launch.
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Tesla Reveals SpaceX-Powered Roadster That Flies With Thrusters
Outside Waco, Tesla demoed a redesigned Roadster with SpaceX thrusters that hop, spin, and leap over other Teslas, with production aimed at 2028 and no price named.
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Two Workers Die After a Gas Incident at Intel's Kiryat Gat Fab
A tank failure at Intel's advanced chip plant in southern Israel released nitrogen trifluoride, killing two workers and leaving a third in serious condition.
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Volvo Expands Its Nvidia Deal for Hands-Free Urban Driving
Volvo will use Nvidia’s Hyperion and Alpamayo stack for Level 2++ point-to-point driving on city streets, aiming to launch before 2030.
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X Removes 13,000 Accounts Tied to Foreign Influence Ops Before the Midterms
X linked three networks to Iran, Russia, and China, though it hasn't shared public evidence for the attribution.
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40 Attorneys General Want Protections on Character.AI's Chat Logs Before Any Sale
A day after Character.AI filed for Chapter 11 with Disney bidding $20 million for a license to its tech, a bipartisan group of 40 attorneys general told the court any buyer has to protect kids and users' private chats.
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Ambrosia Energy Will Build a 10 GWh Battery Factory in Texas for Off-Grid Data Centers
Ex-Swarm founders Ambrosia Energy started work on a 150,000-square-foot battery factory near Austin and say it will support about 300 MW of power plants a year for round-the-clock data center juice.
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Anthropic Asks Appeals Court to Rehear Its Pentagon Blacklisting Case
Anthropic filed a petition asking the D.C. Circuit to rehear its challenge to the Pentagon's "supply chain risk" label, which a divided panel upheld in September.
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Anthropic Tells Investors Q3 Revenue Jumped to $16.8B
The Claude maker said third-quarter revenue rose from $11.5 billion in Q2 and that it was profitable on an adjusted basis, per the Financial Times.
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Apple Closes Above $5 Trillion for the First Time
Apple's stock finished Wednesday at $342.96, up 0.5%, leaving the company worth $5.01 trillion at the closing bell for the first time.
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Apple Intelligence Will Reach China in December With iOS 27.3, Minus Siri AI
Bloomberg reports Apple will finally switch on Apple Intelligence in China with iOS 27.3 in December, though the new Siri, Image Playground and the newer Genmoji won't be part of it.
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Apple Lists iPhone Duo Repair Fees Up to $1,499 Without AppleCare+
Out-of-warranty iPhone Duo fixes run from a $49 cover layer and $229 battery up to $1,499 for other damage, MacRumors reports.
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Apple Moves the 12-Inch MacBook, iPad 6, and BeatsX to Its Obsolete List
The last 12-inch MacBook, the 2018 iPad, and BeatsX earbuds are now officially obsolete, which means Apple Stores generally won't repair them anymore.
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ASML Says Chipmakers Want to Book Machines for 2029 and 2030 After a €5B Quarter
ASML posted record Q3 sales of €11.7 billion and €5.0 billion in net income, and says some customers already want to place orders for 2029 and 2030.
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Bank of America Hired 1,000 Contractors to Patch Bugs Exposed by Anthropic's Mythos
CEO Brian Moynihan says the bank brought in 1,000 outside contractors in the second quarter to fix software flaws that frontier models like Mythos can find, on top of 3,000 staff already doing that work.